Hyderabad: The outburst of TRS chief and Chief Minister K.
Chandrashekar Rao at the celebration's state executive meeting on Sunday has actually left ministers, MPs, MLAs and MLCs, and other senior leaders in utter confusion.Chandrashekar Rao had provided a strong warning to ministers and MLAs, who had actually freely sought the elevation of K.T.
Rama Rao as CM.
It is now being hotly discussed in TRS circles.
Mr Rao advised leaders making such needs so sternly that he was unquestionable about tossing them out of the celebration if they continued to talk about altering the CM.
Ministers and MLAs wonder why they were not directed earlier not to air their views on the CM change issue all along, despite the fact that they were at it for the previous two months.
They question why Mr Rama Rao too, kept quiet when they spoke about 'KTR as CM', including in his presence at public meetings.Ministers, MLAs and other leaders, in their internal discussions, are reported to be admitting that they had actually nearly taken on each other in batting for modification, when they felt they were dragging others in emerging as the strongest and most singing fans of KTR as CM.
They felt safe in making such needs after they were assured there was no objection from the celebration high command (KCR and KCR), regardless of speaking about it consistently.
Everybody in the party felt there was indirect high command approval to sing the 'KTR as CM' chorus since there was total silence from party employers.
By talking so, ministers hoped their berths in the brand-new cabinet will be safe, once he assumed the CM chair, while MLAs striving for berths hoped to capture KTR's attention.
Party bosses should have cautioned us against discussing the CM change concern at the start if they had objections or bookings, said a lawmaker.
After permitting us for two or 3 months, we fail to comprehend the unexpected outburst by the CM on this issue, a senior celebration leader confessed.An argument doing rounds in TRS circles is that CM Rao had in truth made up his mind to make his boy the CM but has actually backtracked now due to unfavourable political conditions for TRS in Telangana, since of a resurgent BJP, after the Dubbak and GHMC polls, relatively steamrolling throughout the state.Moreover, there was no scope left for senior Rao to play any active function in nationwide politics at this moment of time, if he quits the CM post now.
They feel Chandrashekar Rao might make his next carry on nationwide politics and elevate his child as CM based upon the outcome of West Bengal and Tamil Nadu Assembly surveys set up in April-May.
Politics, the challenging financial conditions of the state at this juncture due to corona pandemic have likewise forced Mr Rao to withhold his child's elevation as CM since Rama Rao would not be able to provide anything significant or satisfy most aspirations of the individuals, due to extreme fund crunch.